[ad_1] In the wake of attacks on CEOs, a nationwide protest movement targeting data centers, and increasing concerns about AI job replacement, federal intelligence agencies and domestic law enforcement are circulating reports with a new domestic target in mind: anti-technology extremists. More than 1,000 pages of unpublished reports from the Department of Homeland Security, FBI, … Read More “US law enforcement warns of "anti-tech extremism" as AI hatred grows” »
[ad_1] Claude Code is one of those tools where the difference between a casual user and someone who has internalized it is enormous. The casual user types prompts, accepts suggestions, and treats it like a fancier autocomplete. The daily driver uses it like a programmable agent with memory, custom commands, parallel sessions, and a project … Read More “Beyond the Prompt: Claude Code” »
[ad_1] Asus today announced the new VM441QA AiO in India. This is an all-in-one PC and the first in the industry to run on the Qualcomm Snapdragon X chipset. The ASUS VM441QA AiO has a sleek all-white design that just looks like a professional monitor from the front. You get a 23.8-inch 60Hz 1080p anti-glare … Read More “Asus announces VM441 all-in-one PC running Snapdragon X processor” »
[ad_1] Andy Walker / Android Authority Samsung Routines has to be one of the most overlooked features in One UI. Most people either don’t know it exists or simply don’t care enough to explore it. Initially, I also only used it for simple things like updating apps on my phone and enabling auto rotation whenever … Read More “5 Samsung Routines that completely changed my Galaxy phone” »
[ad_1] Babies can be difficult at times. Sometimes they’ll eat right before they take a nap, and other times they will be upset by the mere suggestion of eating before going to sleep and want to be rocked off to dreamland. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, playing sounds from a white noise machine … Read More “Want Help Getting Your Baby to Sleep? Try Your iPhone’s Hidden White Noise Feature” »
[ad_1] The global and Chinese Honor 600 and 600 Pro models are already out, so it’s about time to see the rest of the phones from the family pop up. The Honor 600e, for example, briefly appeared on our radar about a month ago and now we get to see it in flesh. … Read More “Honor 600e silently launched with Dimensity 7100 and 6,520 mAh battery” »
[ad_1] At the second edition of Google’s I/O Show for Android, Google announced major improvements coming to Gemini. The biggest of them involves how Gemini could bear the load of mundane or mindless tasks you do on your phone or other Android devices. This, as Google proposes, will be accomplished through Gemini Intelligence. Although Google … Read More “Majority of Android users aren’t sold on Gemini Intelligence, survey reveals” »
[ad_1] Robert Triggs / Android Authority When it comes to taking great pictures on a smartphone, there are plenty of brilliant choices right now. The latest Galaxy S26 series, Google Pixel, or Apple iPhone are the go-to brands not just for great all-around flagships. They are also considered to be among the most consistent camera … Read More “I tested this year’s two best camera phones to crown a winner” »
[ad_1] American says the deployment will start in the first quarter of 2027, and will span more than 500 aircraft, including its new A321XLR and A321neo planes from Airbus. Starlink will join Viastat and SES (previously known as Intelstat) as among the airline’s Wi-Fi providers. American is the latest air carrier to turn to Elon … Read More “American Airlines is getting Starlink Wi-Fi” »
[ad_1] Every year I read through thousands of Startup Battlefield applications. And every year, I see the same pattern: The founders who belong on this stage are often the ones who almost didn’t apply. They think they’re too early. They think they need more traction. They think the program is for companies further along than … Read More “What we’re looking for in Startup Battlefield 2026, and how to apply in time for the May 27 deadline” »
